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Launch everywhere without getting banned.

Paste your product URL. Get the real subreddits, the real directories to submit to, and ready-to-post copy for every channel — your complete launch distribution map.

Reddit
covered
X / Twitter
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LinkedIn
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Show HN
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Product Hunt
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Indie Hackers
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Directories
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Writing this manually = hours of research + second-guessing. This does it in seconds, tailored to each platform's culture.

What should we read?

Optional — but it's what makes your posts sound like a person instead of a press release.

We read your product page, figure out what actually matters, and write ready-to-post content for every major launch channel — tailored so each one fits the platform's culture. No email needed — see your map first, save it with a free account.

How it works

1

Paste your URL

We scrape your product page and extract what actually matters — the problem you solve, who for, and why it's different.

2

We write for each platform

Reddit needs a value-first story with zero promo language. Show HN needs technical credibility. Product Hunt needs a punchy tagline. Each post is written to fit.

3

You copy, paste, and post

Ready-to-use copy for every channel, including the right subreddits to target, so your launch window isn't wasted on writing.

Why most launches go nowhere

The copy isn't the bottleneck — the wrong copy for the wrong platform is. One bad framing and the post gets flagged, removed, or ignored.

Every channel has different rules

What works on Reddit gets you banned on Product Hunt. What lands on LinkedIn sounds corporate on X. Generic copy gets removed. Platform-aware posts get upvoted.

Self-promotion gets killed fast

Moderators remove promotional posts within minutes if they don't add value. The framing has to feel native to survive — and most founders get this wrong on every channel.

The launch window is 48 hours

Launch momentum compounds in the first two days. Having ready-to-post copy for every channel — without spending two hours writing and second-guessing — means you actually post everywhere instead of just one.